Evacuation Education—To Tow or Not to Tow
All of my wisdom, such as it is, could be classified as “the educational variety.” I must experience something before it sinks in. I must be schooled. Prior to evacuating from camp during one of the many […]
Courage
Consulting, Mentoring, and Coaching for Women Who Wanna RV
Did you know I offer consulting, mentoring, and coaching for Women Who Wanna RV? That means women who want to live the RV lifestyle, perhaps solo. I believe the greatest hope for the survival of humankind is the […]
Me and the Big Wild Cat
As a fulltime camper, I want to experience nature and her creatures. I’ve seen wild boar, deer, coyotes, armadillos, alligators, skunks, rabbits, lizards, snakes, owls, hawks, and many other birds and insects. But the big […]
My Traveling Tool Kit (It’s Not What You Think)
As I travel full time, I carry the standard tools to deal with the physical world: hammer, mallet, socket set, impact driver, bits, spring clamps, bungee cords, rope, etc. But I have another set of tools […]
So Much Went Wrong, But I’m Alright
The snowy/icy road between me and freedom. Yesterday was a time of high drama, stress, and ignorance manifest. But lessons were learned. And I lived. So that’s bonus. The first hiccup was the very act of breaking […]
Passing the Snow Test . . . Reluctantly
Dateline: High mountain camp, Monday, 4:30 p.m., cloudy, 20 degrees — Day 225 of full-time tiny travel The dog and I relax in the warm and toasty Tiny. I type and she snores slightly beside me. We have just […]